Hi everyone

Zazak · Jul 12, 2012

Hi i recommend Lippincott Q&A and Pearson questions and read the Saunders again, and get La Chariti book for delegation and assignment q-ns! I took Kaplan didn't help me too, Good Luck!

d_martinez09 · Jul 12, 2012

Hi, I am so sorry that you find yourself in this position but congratulations on staying motivated to keep going!

I would recommend you taking some time to research both programs and choosing one that is best for YOU. Once you have chosen one, thats it! Don't go back wishing you had done something else, stick with YOUR program.

Become dedicated to your study goals and don't allow yourself to think negatively. While you are studying I suggest keeping a separate notebook by your side to write things down that you don't understand or questions you keep getting wrong. Go back to this notebook to review the material you don't understand. Don't focus on memorizing everything, just know your key facts.

Also, the best advice I received was to do as many practice questions as you can. Read all rationales, write down the wrong ones in your notebook and review this notebook periodically. Don't get discouraged, you are more than capable of getting through this.

BEST OF LUCK!!!

S384 · Jul 13, 2012

Hi i recommend Lippincott Q&A and Pearson questions and read the Saunders again, and get La Chariti book for delegation and assignment q-ns! I took Kaplan didn't help me too, Good Luck!

Thanxs a lot Zazak for guidance....Pearson questions are online or any book,I didn't hear about it before....I will read sounders again for sure...I feel little positive now...I was totally negative,jus thinking I can't do it...Thanks once again

S384 · Jul 13, 2012

Hi, I am so sorry that you find yourself in this position but congratulations on staying motivated to keep going!
I would recommend you taking some time to research both programs and choosing one that is best for YOU. Once you have chosen one, thats it! Don't go back wishing you had done something else, stick with YOUR program.
Become dedicated to your study goals and don't allow yourself to think negatively. While you are studying I suggest keeping a separate notebook by your side to write things down that you don't understand or questions you keep getting wrong. Go back to this notebook to review the material you don't understand. Don't focus on memorizing everything, just know your key facts.
Also, the best advice I received was to do as many practice questions as you can. Read all rationales, write down the wrong ones in your notebook and review this notebook periodically. Don't get discouraged, you are more than capable of getting through this.
BEST OF LUCK!!!

Thanks d_martinez09.....notebook idea is brilliant,,,I would defo do this from now...thanks for giving me positive thinking...